Previous Episodes

Melissa's son is developmentally delayed as a result of her father's neglectful babysitting habits.

The solution to Rachel's problem in two sentences: Rachel drew the short straw in the warm-and-fuzzy mommy lottery. Rachel's children hit the jackpot.

Myths About Cheaters / A convicted sex offender busted for luring children online is the newest resident of Bob's neighborhood. Threats and acts of physical violence aside, Bob asks for ideas on how to help protect his kids from a man who, statistically, is still a danger to society.

More than anything, Ross fears a lonely life, and with that, he finds the focus of his being (having a meaningful partner) hard to keep.

Although children do not always have the words to express exactly how they are feeling, their actions can say it all. When Judy's son soiled the couch, it wasn't an accident but rather a cry for help: "I am being abused!"

Why Parents Trump School / After being three years deep in a nowhere relationship, Nelly's had enough. Even though Mr. "Dr. Man" gave her a redonkulous diamond ring and he's really smart, Nelly's still done.

After the woman of his dreams split, Adam was left in a fragile state of disbelief. His instinct is to pursue her, but the well-being of his 4-year-old child is at stake.

Chris wants to have a relationship with his 18-year-old daughter after years of estrangement. Should he reach out to her, or has he waived any paternal right to know his daughter?

Are You Too Nice? / Charlie and Leslie's son has been diagnosed with Asperger's and refuses to do his schoolwork. How can they motivate their son, and, if they can't, how do they prepare for his educational downfall?

Because her husband routinely pays for a "bonus" at the end of his massages, Tara, in turn, saw it fit to sleep around as well. What a mess.